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Investigation of the geokinetics horizontal in-situ oil-shale retorting process. Sixth annual report, 1982

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The Geokinetics in situ shale oil project is a cooperative venture between Geokinetics and the US Department of Energy. The objective is to develop a true in situ process for recovering shale oil using a fire front moving in a horizontal direction. The project is being conducted at a field site, Kamp Kerogen, located 70 miles south of Vernal, Utah. This 6th Annual Report covers work completed during the calendar year 1982. During 1982, two 2 acre retorts were blasted and two 1 acre retorts were burned. A total of 33,232 barrels of crude shale oil were produced. 65 figures, 22 tables.

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Citation Wege, L. (ed.) ---- Roy Long, Investigation of the geokinetics horizontal in-situ oil-shale retorting process. Sixth annual report, 1982, 2016-09-29, https://edx.netl.doe.gov/dataset/investigation-of-the-geokinetics-horizontal-in-situ-oil-shale-retorting-process-sixth-annual-repor
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Poc Email Roy.long@netl.doe.gov
Point Of Contact Roy Long
Program Or Project KMD
Publication Date 1983-4-1